John C. Collins was 24 and managing a Domino’s Pizza in Hall County, Georgia when he was killed in the early hours of February 17, 1991. Mobley was armed with a semi-automatic pistol; physical evidence suggested Collins was on his knees when he was shot once in the back of the head.

The killing was followed by a string of similar robberies: over the next three weeks Mobley is reported to have committed six additional armed robberies of restaurants and dry-cleaning shops. He was indicted by a Hall County grand jury on March 19, 1991, and during incarceration allegedly displayed behavior that referenced the crime, including a Domino tattoo and keeping a pizza box in his cell, and made taunting remarks to guards; he also confessed to police.

A jury found Stephen Anthony Mobley guilty of malice murder, felony murder and related felonies, and recommended death. If anyone knew Collins, worked at that Domino’s, or has information about the night of February 17, 1991, please come forward.